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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-02
PUBLIC DEBT.
The Unifed states Revenue and Its
pisbursement.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

tBy telegraph 70 the DlSpach.l
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The following Is
recapitulation OF the debt-sta,ement issued
TO day:
Understanding debt: Bonds, At A per
cent, S250, 100000; 4 per cent, S73i 800,
eco; 3 per cent, Sl9.7l6,500; refundiDg
certificates, AT per cent, $l76,2j0: navy
pension fund, at per cent, 1000, 900;
Pacific railroad bonds, at 6 per cent, S64.-
623,5l2; principal, Si,0S6, 3lj,S62; inter-
ct, $12,351 ,603. Total, l,09S,G67, 4G5.
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity: Principal, S6,l15,lG 26; in.
terest, $3.50. 1887. Total, $685., 0l0.13.
Debt bearing no interest: Old demand
and legal.tender notes, S3i6, 73s, 1i6; GER
tifcates OF deposit, sS,770,0 900; gold certid-
Gates, sol ,225, 49,; silver certificates, si42,-
1907; fractional currency Qess amount
estimated ~ lost or destToyed), SO, 946, 9Gi !;
principal, $685., 79S,564.
Total debt: Principal. sl.GsS. 800, j91;
interest, S12.542. 1857. Total, Sl,700,7 ,9ls.
Total debt, less cash items available for
its reduction, 81, 800, 2S2, JOG.
Total cash in Treasury, 1882, 49,, sl72l.
Decrease OF debt during the month OF
Jane, S16 1852, 725.17; since June 80.
1856, SlO9, 707, G4G,3S.
Total receipts for June were S33,07O,9S5,
and total receipts for fiscal year ended yes
terday were S31r;3S0,s9i. made up as FOL.
lows: Customs, S2I74O3,9S3; internal
revenue, Sll0, 135,447; miscellaneous,
S34, S4O,4G3
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Iiangman's Day.
IBy telegraph 10 The Dispatch

10y tticBIhpu ~ tic hiSPotSH'J
HENDERSON, Ky, July Jim McElrOy
was hanged at noon to. day. lie passed a
soepless night, aud spent from ! O'Clock to
; in prayer. At sunrise he plrtook OF a
hght breakfast. After this the sheriff en-
tered the cell and read the death-warrant.
Following the sheriff Rev. +. y. Bottom
lev, Of the African Molhodist Episcopal
Church. entered, and alter an hour in pray.
Cr and conversation bapli,ed the doomed
man. McElroy paid the closest attention
TO The Christian rites and seemed deeply
impressed. In answer to question Nc
Elroy roasserled his oit.repelied story that
be was ir0occnt. He said he was ready to
die, having embraced religion two weeks
AGO while in Louisville jill.
Al $3.50 Pastor BottomlCy was relieved
by Rev. G. W. Doggy, OF the coIored Blp.
tist Church, and Rev. Il. W. BlrnwCll, OF
the Episcopal Church. The two rcmaiued
with the condemned man until the last.
McElrOy was executed for the murder OF
bis employer, Walter Mart, white man,
last september, for the purpose OF rob-
berry,
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French RnIiiica.

(By AAglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.J
PANS, July 1.-The Journal des De6dts.
IN referring 10 the action OF Count dc Mon
tCbello, the French Ambassador at Con-
stantinople, in relation 10 the Egyptian
contention says: "Nsthing is more natu.
raj than that the French diplomats should
al one time have considered that possibly
France would assent 10 the convention
shortening by several ye,rs the period OF
the English occupation Of Egypt. We are
ready 10 negotiate on that basis now, but
we canuot agree that England by any pre-
text should have the right TO perpetuate
The occupation OF the country or that she
BE- allowed to rt0ccupy it, for the reason OF
hich she alone should judge. No French.
man Of common sense would thus sanction
the British pIotectorate and convert into
right recognized by France what Is now
merely a fact"
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Coke Operators.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

by teleBrhpn 10 tLc Dioputtu'j
PITTSBURGH, July AT meeting OF the
coke operators here to-day It was decided
TO make a move next week to start opera
tions with those Of their old employees who
4, sire TO abandon the strikers. 1t is stated
that one hundred OF the men have signiied
their willingness to return to work at West
Bisenrng il they are assured OF protection
and that this has finally been promised
tbOm. The plan is to quietly send detec'
tivcs to tie regions and have them proper
" placed, so that they can be immediately
called upon in case an effort is made to
intimdale the men at work. The men at
some Of the other works are TO be similarly
protected. II is not the intention to im-
port new men, but TO protect those who are
wiling to work. II IS proposed to have
all the works fully protected by detectives
when the men 60 back.
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NORFOLK NEWS.
A Probably Fatal Accident-Other

Hens.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, July 1, 1881
A Young man named Willie webb icli
from the roof Of q house, a distance of
twenty five feet, in Berkeley this morning.
and. striking on his shoulder and head, Is
20 badly injured internally that his life Is
desTaiTed Of.
The town Of Brambleton, by art Of the
Legislature. came INTO the city limits to-
day, and Il designated the Fifth Ward.
The three OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W. w.
Vicar. J. J. Dudley, and ). ID. Rhodes
were sworn in this morning by Mayor Bur
ton Myers.
Cotton.blooms are coming in from the
eastern Carolina counties, showing the crop
well advanced in that section.
Tie exports from this port Tor the month
closing last night amounted TO only SG16,-
CG7-lhe smallest for many months. Four
steamships and two barks cleared. NJ cot
ton was shipped.
There were twcnty-iour marriages IN
NoTiolL IN June; ten in Portsmouth. and
iwOly.siX in Norfolk county.
All tie newly-elected officers entered
upon their duties in Portsmouth to-day,
together with the new city Council There
syo three coloIed councilmeD,
The commsndsni Of the nayy.yarj, who
is in Washington, has succeeded in getting
small appropriation for the month OF july,
but no work has been ordered here or
promised.
Pay-Diroclor Rufus Parks, 10y direction
Of the Secretary, assumed control OF all the
stores Of this station to-day as before the
war.
There Is more trouble about the Ports
mouth Water-W Works, and toe advent OF
water In that city and Suffolk seems As tr
of rs ever. IL is said the new company
has left the city in disgust, not being able
10 make such n contract as they wish with
the Council.
The wreckers Fl this city have saved
seven hundred tons OF railroad iron from
the wreck Of the British ship juliet, near
Nassau.
There will be no celebration OF the
"gloriOus Fourth" in this section.
A party Of several hundred Mormon im-
migrants were landed here from the New
York steamers last night en- route 10 Utah.
They came from Scotland and the north OF
Ireland, and were in charge Of Elder j. Il.
Nichols. &.
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EniIures.


10y W eiAN D'of"eNA''I
NEW YORK, July 1.-James NJ. Edwards
& Co., coffee dealers, 109 Water street, have
assigned TO Thomas T. Barr, coffee dealer,
1O7 Front street, without preferences. The
ti,m consists OF James NJ. Edwards and
Frank l.. Anthony, and some time ago was
estimated to be worth 100000. No state
mort has vet been made, but meeting OF
creditors is to be held next week and a
statement giveD.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-Dick, Middleton X
Co., pTopriciors OF the Giant Tobacco
Works. Of this city, made an assignment
to the Fidelity Trust and Saiety-Vault
Company at ] O'Clock to-day. They were
manufacturers OF cbewing.tohacco. E,t.
mated liabilities, 100000; nominal assets,
$780, 600. The failure is not due to any dc.
preston in trade, but TO competition and
close MARGINS on profits.
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DISSOLUTION & PARTNERSHIr.
Tv,uIS IS To CERTIFY TO WHOM

A
Il may concern that PATRICK DIAMOND
md NORMAN Y. RANDOLPH have enterel
into q limited CO. parinership, under aud IN
pursuance of the statutes in that case ihau ,
aud provided. upon the terms. conditions, ana
liabilities hereinafter set forth. and those IN
tho said statutes prescribed-thatis 10 say;
First. The said partnership s to DO c9ndIct-
ed under the name or firm OF PATRlCk DlA-
NOND: the said Patrick Diamond and the -ali
Norman V. Randolph both residing IN The CITY
of Richmond, Va. the sail Diamond being u
general partner and the sail Randolph being
a special partner. ,-.
Second. Tho general nature OF the bu.in".7
Intended 10 be transacted by the SAIL nrm or
Partnership Is tho MANUFACIU KING VI
WASHING-BLUING.
Third. The special partner has contributor
10 the common stock Of the said firm the sum
Of one thousand dollars.
Fnurth. Tho place OF business Of the said
nortucrssip IS 10 be at the city Of Richmond,
Va: the partnership is 10 commence at date
hereof. and Is TO terminate on the 3lst day OF
May. 1879.
Witness the hands OF The said parties this lst
~. RANDOLPH.
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SAYLOR'S CASE.
A PRELIMINARY HEARIsG BkfoaA
HE DakvILLs MAYoa.
Uaw the Trouble Came About-lh'
Threats Of Both Paltiss-rhe
Tobacco Market.
rspeclAl telegram to the Dispaich.l


D,Sy1IE, Va, July 1.-Cbarles say'or'
charged with the murder OF RlchaIu -.
Cobsn. had q preliminary trial before 'ne
MAYOR this morning. The evidence as W
the sbooting was the same as came our pc
tore the c0rOneT's inquest, the prlnc'pal
noints OF which have been given III .be
Tnenotch. The only evidence OF interest
was that Of Walter NJ. Smith, VINO gave
some facts relating to the cause OF tue
treuble. Smith said on SUNDAY nignt ne
went over 20 meet the Lynchhurg tra'n
and Jaw Cohen get OF the train, ana asked
him where he had been. He said ne nad
been TO Chatham in answer to Telegram
from his brotheT.in-aw, Mr.. John Luck.
witness asked him what was the matter.
IIo, 0ohen) said that Raleigh White
and Crumpton had put our Dad re-
morris about his wiiGs sister. lie
COW both the Whites. Garner, anu saylor.
Cohen met Raleigh White ana spoke To
him about the matter ana told MIN that
some one would get into trouble II thoy
AID not stop; that the whole thing was 20,
ing TO be investigated and that ne should
90 TO Mr.. Blair about u. say LOT then told
Cohen he had better not, as 1t would all
como ont in time. Cohen put his hands
Ior started TO do the same thing. Cohen
remarked TO him that he need not do that,
as he was not armed, at the same time eX-
hitting his pockets. Cohen then told say
Tor 10 leave him As be wanted no difficulty,
and started to bis bus, and as he entered u
he remarked that il would be investigated.
and il it was not stopped somebody would
get hurt. Saylor replied, "You mad better
not. for / will XIII any one who
interfeles with It," Saylor was sent on to
tue grand jury, end Of course was refused
hail. In the afternoon the case against
Richard White, charged as being an access
sory. vas called, but there wa no evidence
IN slow that be was IN any way implicated
TO the murder OF Cohen, and he was dis
charged. The case against Raleigh White
and Young Garner will be heard tomorrow
morning. 80,
The tobacco sales for June were 3,7O2.-
ZIG hounds at an average OF SOIL per mum
dred. The total sales since october have
been 2f,e70.41G pounds at an average oil
sS.CS per hundred
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, IA. July - rha
kesio q likiiofs q 'bs Uaisenlty have |
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sharp.

NEW YORK, July jacob Sbarp's con,
dltion is unchanged To- day. lie is still
xCak. ard lies back in an lnvslid'ehair a,
his room in LUDLOW. Street iaA, while his
wife waves large fan over hin. His I'M
married daughter and Mr. Si!ckncy, hls
counsel, visited him THIS pornine. To his
usuaI breakfast OF griddle-eakes and milk
an teg was oGded TO-DAY. lie appeared to
relish his food, but Wardfn Keaiing still
s,vs ne does not eat enough To keep but
,eJny alive. Tee Warden denies that be
receives Sl50a week fiom Sharp for bis
n,nerior accommodations. He says no
ia,ors are allowed the prisoner but those
sanctioned by The Court.
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adjourned. The char OF agriculture, re-
siRDtd by Professor Page, will remain va
cant for a year. Ia the mean time q tho'
ropgh Reorganization Of the department
win he effected. Professor Wheeler's re.
slenation OF the chair OF Greek was ae-
ccpied. Ex.Lieutenant.Gover Marye
wss elected rector in place OF Hon. A. II.
II. Stuart, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-02
BY N. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer
Richmond, Va.
TIME FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS
OF VIRGINIA AT AUCTION.

7, nprsuance Of two DEGREES Of the Unite
60 Diat,.ict Court for the Western district OF
VIRGINIA .sn the matter Of ;. Z. larqy' Otnh-
,unt.r entered respectively the 80 Oh ool u"i
iss5 and l3th Of April. 1887, and OF a decree W
the Chancery Court OF the CIV -, re- Prics
and ale entered the 2}d OF April 1921 VIZ
viii sell az o'clock p. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II, 1887,
On the promises, by public auction, me n9te s,i
EoT STRINGS Or VIRGINIA, situated IN pam
conntv Vn.. and embracing, besides the yeiu1,
HE Mineral Springs. about l.252 AChEo -.
LAND. much OF which "a very valuable iOr
grazing aud agricultural purposes 49,
The curative properties OF .ae 49, 70 tbosc
OF the famous Hot Springs OF ArkahSas' a1u
their reputation az extensive.
The HOTEL and COTTAGES are IN Coca
condition, with capacity 70 acV0liiilSO ,6<,
FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, ana ulc fArh
RUILDlNES are good and OF suincleh' qu""-
This property is situated In the celebrated
Warm Springs Valley, unriyalled Ter inc oeaul!
of its scenery and fOr healthiulnes.. anu .ln-
braces iunumerable springs Of inhuite variety
Of temperature and varied medicinal proper
ties. They are the only hot spring east OF mo
Mississippi river. ana must necessarily re INC
great resort Of all persons living IN me AtlalLl'
States who seek permanent rellei rom lhou-
liz
It Il no picture of fancy 20 say thht its uu-
utilized carth-hea'ed mineral waters are, IN
decd. stream Of gold going IN large part W
waste down this beautiful valley, all OF Wnch
can and will he changed into what nature IN
tended Il should bc-a fountain or heatu W
the sufferer and az wealth TO the owner VIM
shall have the foresight and courage 70 proper
" improve the property. converting II li,to .
snnitarium that would have It's tlousaHus VI
visitors every DAY in the year.
These Springs are located on'thc route OF the
proposcd Marm-Springs Valley railroad, when
viii. 10 s confidently believed, DO consrdcteI
Ia the near future. This property /. 20 "sH
and fayo rably known 90 require luilei "
scrjp'iCn. but tho aucti0neer Whl taNe ple'E
slIre I'm giving any information that may be de-
sired. ....t,,,, ,t
Trims: $4,000 in cash; and the residue az
one tWo. and thrce years. in equal lbs
with ilfcr, 81 from the day OF SAFE ahH the wv
retained bv The Court until Oil the purciia'o'
money shall have bcen paid .,,l.,,,, p.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
". l.. SIMS,
Commissioners Of United states Court;
A. /. BOULWAltE,
j. =. COOKE,
Commissioners Of Chaucery Court
y. ". BOWIE. AuctOneor.
Halls ADMINISTRATOR. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
pBTcE's FxECUrRIX AND AIS. DEFENpANIs-
IL TIE CnASCERY COURT or THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
/. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk Of said court.
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree in said cause OF
October 2. 1855. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this ii ID day oi Octo-
her. 1sS6. BENJAMIN II. BERRY,
ty lisa, Su, Observation-Disclosures CLERK.
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INy IFIVEIa FII 70 NV I71' F'1'0'I'I
XHNIA, ONO, july Bishop James A.
SHORTER, OF the African Methodist Episco-
pol church, having charge OF the work IN
SOUL Carolina and Georgia, died suddenly
Of hearl.di.case this morning at his home
nj Wul1lorcc. in This county, in the sew
tlctb wear OF hi age.
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x1nn1NIA-C1rY or NIcnYoNp-ro ~:

YfRGINA-CITy or ldCHN0SD-rO WIT:
I. Jo Lane stern. notary public in and for
tho city and State afOreiaid, 60 hereby certify
flat Intrick Diamond and Norman Y. Ran
dolrE. whose names are signed % the writing
above hcreunto annexed, bearing date on the
- day Of June, 1857, have acknowledged the
same before me In The city aforesaid.
Given under my hand this ~ day Of June,
1851 10. LANE SlEhN,
IL LcaCw Notary Public.
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Alexandria Notes.
Special telegram to the Dispstch.l

TSpfCiaI teItEIHIH % VHv DWPnIH'I
ALEXANDRIA. Va July 1.-The Rich
mopd crew for the regatta arrived this AZ
ternOOu.
During the past tree months 0.4lj bar
reIs OF lour were inspected by the city in-
spcCtor.
A large party oi ladies came Up on the
Losry this morning. They were teachers
from North Carolina. AL seemed to be en-
joying Themselves. -. -,
MIR. Isaiah Fisher. who for years has held
the position OF mai agent on the Loudoun
road, las been Ousicd.
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Personai.

October Goth IS the day and the Aller,
Nc,tb German Lioyds Line, the steamer APP
noln,ed Tor the sailing from southampton
Of Sir. irving and Miss Terry for their next
visit TO This country.
secretary Lsmar bas. 1t is said, hsoit Oh
..,ss,sa., ne Interior. Department building
:. unssrihIy hours Of The night and getting
be-, In a. the corridors. Then the watchmsn
has TO guide him out.
n. Clemepeeau and n. Paul foucher,
~ Ys Nof;onuf fought their recent ouei on
~ pIsttan q Chatillon where GAmoetla
and De FonFtou mot years ako, WEI
4 leIner eesu mas orc q Ganoss'a's seeone''
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NIDDLEBUSG.

A Pretty Toun-The Gay season.
fCorrespondenco Of the Richmond Dispatch
JUNE 80, 1887.
Situated sixteen miles from the wash
ington ard Ohio railroad or one side and
eight miles from the Manassas branch OF
tie Mld'a railroad on the other, Middle
burg enioNs an unrivalled position in
beauty Of Surroundings and IN her business
prosperity. Although a town OF only 800
inhabitants, 10 a visitor it would make The
impreS sion q one much larger, from its
business.like appearance and tue gayety
which perVadeS its midst. Ii is pleasant
all the year round, but from its lovely Sit
nation among the mountains 1t finds It's
gayest season during the summer, when
people turn
Away from the tumult and passion,
Away from the care and the strife,
Away from the folly and fashion
Pervading the city's gay life."
The scenery is picturesque and lovely In
the extreme, with its green bills asd val
le,g dotted here aud there with rowing cat
lie, while mountain streams gush forth from
CRY stal fountains. The traveller with lar
extended vision thinks how true the words
Of Campbell apply when he says:
",Tis distance lends enchantment 10 the
And robes tho mountain In It's szuro hue"
The town Is especially gay aud delight
FIJI nj present, being filled with mauy Visit
ors from distance.
A few nights ago most delightful enter
ialnmCnt, consisting Of tsbleaux, eharades,
DC, was given In the new town hall Tor
the benefit OF the Episcopal church, ana
J. which proved TO be most pleasant az wen
Ns profitable a0air. The young ladies' oil
he town, as well as some OF the visiting
rs, had pracuecd With good deal OF
aud the execution OF some OF the
ta was marvellous in ITS perfection.
TOURNAMENTS were served at intervals, ana
sItogtkr the occasion was a grand sue
Miss Npic Grlswold, the charming yo'
caIst OF Richmond Female institute,
mrNel ben Monday ia company with
MSs Nann'e Adsms. with whom she will
Mrs. Tsylor\ 6arne,t and daughter, of
mstpe"s, and Mrs. q. @ Roy and son. OF
Ml'p !, Ga, are y Sting the faulty Of Mr.
Miss Lizzie Lane. tf Fredericksburg, Is
visiting her SITTER, MrA Johus.
pes Laura and My Adams, two OF
flebmg's fairest daHgh,ers, have re.
20 hcme from M ex,eS aed tour.
pig pie-ric, United by all the
sfhuIcnes, viii be given on NY Alb, when
grand time Is expected.
Qniie a number viii stten| the State
regatta NJ Alexsndna.
!. I've iafueis sre row closing ieR Their
harvesting season with much sa,lslaeY4 Non a.
10 The result.
-~--~zn~--
University ffoara Of vtsttars
lfpscinl telegram 70 the Dispatch.l ~
! CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. July - m. T.
kcafd 81 yikiforh "a IL. ffn:,,..s,... ,l ~ N
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y,poIyr,-CI1Y or RIcnYovD-ro Wit:

YmGINA-CTTY or WcHNOND-TO WIT:
This day Patrick Diamond. whose name IS
mentioned as general partner in certain
limited partnership. the articles WHEREOF are
hereto annexed, appeared before me. q notary
rutlic In and for the city and state Aforesaid,
and made oath that Norman '. Randolph, the
special partner named in the said articles OF
limited partnership. has contributed 70 the
common stock thereof, aud has actually paid
in cash the sum Of sl,CO.
Given under my hand this 81 day Of June,
49,. 10. LANE STERN.
Notary Public.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. juno "a, 1877, ual'
on this road will run a. follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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old DOMINION STEAM Ns0<H
" SHIP COMPANY. s-za<Anik
FOR NEW YORK.

sSssmers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at3 p. NJ, and SUNDAY at high
water.
SATURDAY at3PM.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York eta James-riyer
route dncluding meals and berthl......s %
Round-trip tickets limited 20 thirty days
after date OF issue. Observation-Disclosures. IL ~
Storage, with subsistence. ............... %
Steerage. without subsistence. ........... 100
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
Cabin fare ria Richmond aud Petersburg
Tickets can DO obtained at A. W. CAREERS,
1000 Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond aud Petersburg depots, and az COM
pany's Offices, 1891 Main street. and wharf.
FreIghts forwarded and through bills Of ladine
Freight received daily until II. NJ.
Manifest closed on sailing days one hour be-
ioI rsssensers can icays New York Thursday
and Saturday ats p. NJ by the Newport News
steamer and arrive at aichmond by the Cheea-
peake and Ohio train tho next day AZ c.l5 r. NJ.
Passengers leaving kchmond on MONDAYS,
am SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and ohio
railway (via Newport News} at Y. NJ, and
by Ricnmond and Petersburg railroad same
days. ~ 1913 A NJ. win MAKE connection ct
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those daya
SAILlNGs THIS WEEK.
wYAN0kE. Captain HuLrnras FRIDAY,
July Let. al , O'clock Il. N.
RoA AS Z car. Captain coucH. SUNDAY.
pS S5p u SG ssa Y e, S:Pis1 SMITH, TUES
GxokGn w. ALIEN = Co. Assnta
No tQ1 Main streek ARD
consasy'S vhsrL 1csSsiax
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NOW THE TINE TO SPECULATE,

Active fluctuations In the market osfer oppoy.
tunities TO spectators to make money in
Grain, Stocks, Bonds, and Petroleum. Prompt
personal attention given 20 orders received by
wire or mail. Correspondence solicited. Fnil
Information about the markets In our BOOK
which viii be forwarded free on application.
II. d. KYLE, Banker and Broker,
~ Broad and "a New streets,
no aldeod&~iy New York city.
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A TLANTIO COAST LINE.

SOL. HAAS. Traffic Manager:
T.. Il. THOMAS. General Manager.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-02

instruction commences July II, lsS1.
MODERN LANGUAGES: Professor NJ. Schelc
De We're, Pm. D.. j. [. D.
MATHEMATICS: r. p. Bohannau, =. s.. c. and
NJ. F.. Assistant in Mathematics and Physics.
LATIs: W. H. Parkinson. Assistant in Modern
Languages. formerly Assistant In Latin. Re
fcrs 10 Professor ". E. Peters.
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